Ronald Kray
English gangster and crime figure
English gangster and crime figure
1995
31 years ago — 62 years old
Leaders & Politicians
United Kingdom
Operated in London's East End alongside twin brother Reggie, leading the notorious Kray twins crime syndicate during the 1950s and 1960s. Engaged in various illegal activities including extortion, protection rackets, and violence. Both gained prominence in the criminal underworld and were connected to notable figures in the entertainment industry. Their reign ended with arrests and convictions in the mid-1960s. Ronald received a life sentence for murder in 1969 and spent the remainder of his life in prison, where health issues developed. Died in 1995.
Led the Kray twins crime syndicate
Convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment
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